Optical spectrometer FTPA2000-260
fiber opticnear-infraredFT-NIR

optical spectrometer
optical spectrometer
optical spectrometer
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Characteristics

Type
optical, fiber optic, near-infrared, FT-NIR
Domain
process, monitoring, industrial, pharmaceutical, OEM, chemical
Other characteristics
real-time

Description

ABB’s FTPA2000-260 is a multi-point, FT-NIR analyzer designed for remote, real-time monitoring of continuous and batch processes. Profitability, quality and reliability are some of the challenges the process industry must cope with on a day-to-day basis. Precise and reliable on-line follow up of the on-line process is key to the success of modern industrial plants. This Fourier Transform Process Analyzers (FTPA) is used in many different applications: Semiconductor Pharmaceutical and Life Sciences Fine Chemical and Specialty Chemical Commodity Chemical Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) Real-time monitoring of chemical composition and physical properties is the key providing tight control of industrial processes. Higher yields Higher throughput Improved quality or your analysis Near-infrared (NIR) portion of the electromagnetic spectrum (800 to 2500 nm) Quantitative analysis of organic compounds Quantitative analysis of inorganic aqueous solutions and salts. Flexible Sitting Flexible Sampling Flexible Multi-detector module Flexible communication The FTPA2000-260 offers the best repeatability performance on the market: precise and reliable data is therefore acquired for optimal control of the process. Our spectrometers provide information needed for process optimization in the refining, chemical, pharmaceutical, semiconductor and other industries and the FTPA2000-260 is the right tool achieve your goals.

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